Every time the price of Bitcoin moves, the world waits. Search around Crypto Twitter or Reddit and you will find a battlefield of guesses, reckless bets, and shockingly well-researched predictions. The million-satoshi question is then: what are the most recent btc price prediction produced by analysts with skin in the game?
Michaël van de Poppe first on list. For good cause, the Amsterdam-based trader uses the word “cycle” two times in a sentence. Before this bull cycle fades, he thinks Bitcoin might find a price range between $80,000 and $120,000. Van de Poppe points out the sweetest spot in every cycle by hanging his estimates on halfing events and historical RSI levels. His 2020 call for $20,000 at the conclusion of that year is exactly right.
Plan B, the pseudonymous genius behind the Stock-to- Flow concept, keeps feeding the optimistic flame gasoline. Plan B still tends to a $100,000+ median aim for BTC post-2024 halving, doubling down in interviews using a mix of scarcity theory and math that would scare most mortals.
Cathy Wood of ARK Invest projects with little hesitation. She told Bloomberg she expected Bitcoin could break $600,000 “in the long term,” with a significant chance of $1 million should big investors sneak in. Her thinking stems from institutional interest, adoption curves, and Bitcoin’s unquestionable supply schedule—21 million or bust.
Shorter times bring excitement and stress, nevertheless. Riding on significant accumulation data and dropping exchange balances, analysts like Will Clemente, famed for on-chain data, have thrown targets near $85,000 by Q1 2025 (think of whales eating coins, starving supply). Shorts go liquidated, explosions fly—bitcoin price swings never satisfy.
On another front, Glassnode data reveals that the proportion of “hodled or lost coins” keeps rising. Analysts like Dan Held argue that if demand even wiggles upward, this results in a bitcoin supply bottleneck. Given “digital gold” narratives and macroeconomic tailwinds, he’s thrown forecasts exceeding $150,000 into the ring.
